Yesterday's Tomorrow - Main Index
       
       This is an unofficial mirror of the web site:
       https://town.hall.org/
       
       This is an archive of a few different internet radio shows
       interviewing people working on building internet protocols,
       services, and other things in the early to mid 1990's.
       
       This mirror is a work in progress, I will remove this line when
       it is complete.
       
        -=[ Geek of the Week ]=-
       
 (DIR) 03/31/1993 - Dr. Marshall T. Rose
 (DIR) 04/07/1993 - Dr. Erik Huizer
 (DIR) 04/14/1993 - Daniel Lynch
 (DIR) 04/21/1993 - Steve Deering
 (DIR) 04/27/1993 - Brewster Kahle
 (DIR) 05/07/1993 - Milo Medin
 (DIR) 05/14/1993 - Glenn Kowack
 (DIR) 05/20/1993 - Jeff Schiller
 (DIR) 05/29/1993 - John Romkey
 (DIR) 06/04/1993 - Cliff Lynch
 (DIR) 06/15/1993 - Christian Huitema
 (DIR) 06/26/1993 - Peter Deutsch
 (DIR) 07/01/1993 - Rob Blokzijl
 (DIR) 07/24/1993 - Stuart Vance
 (DIR) 08/08/1993 - Steve Kille
 (DIR) 09/22/1993 - Jun Murai
 (DIR) 10/27/1993 - Tim Berners-Lee
       
        -=[ Tech Nation ]=-
       
 (DIR) 03/31/1993 - Internet Radio and "Wired" Magazine
 (DIR) 04/09/1993 - The Future of Software
 (DIR) 04/19/1993 - Super Collider and Pentium
 (DIR) 04/24/1993 - Opposition to the Technology Initiative
 (DIR) 05/10/1993 - Technology in Our Lives
 (DIR) 05/16/1993 - Environmental Issues
 (DIR) 05/25/1993 - GRAPES and Mice
       
        -=[ Communications Revolution ]=-
       
       For some reason these all have the date of 2/19/1995.  This could be
       the date these were originally archived, but I'm not sure.
       
 (DIR) Vanishing Privacy in the Information Age
 (DIR) Future Media: More Buck for the Bang
 (DIR) Copywrite in the Electronic Age
 (DIR) Info-Surfing the Libraries of Tomorrow
 (DIR) Trends in Hi-Tech Health Care
 (DIR) Edu-Marketing
       
        -=[ Computers, Freedom, and Privacy ]=-
       
       From the conference CFP '95 (Computers, Freedom, and Privacy)
       Held in San Francisco, CA on March 29th and 30th, 1995.
       
 (DIR) Who Watches the Servers?
 (DIR) Where are the Minorities?
 (DIR) The Case Against Computers